This is a 4-pc. CASE MODELS 2870, 4490, 4690, 4890, 4WD BROCHURE , Shipping to lower 48 states or additional shipping will be charged. CASE MODEL 2470 TRACTION KING, LIT # A90176J 1976 2-SHEETS or 4-PAGES CASE MODEL 4490 213 ENGINE HP. 174 PTO HP, LIT # A18579G, 2-SHEETS or 4-PAGES CASE MODEL 4690 256 ENGINE HP, 210 PTO HP, LIT # A18679G, 2-SHEETS or 4-PAGES CASE MODEL 4890 300 ENGINE HP, 252 PTO HP., LIT # A18779G, 2-SHEETS or 4-PAGES
This is a J & M PREMIUM GRAVITY WAGONS. Shipping to lower 48 states or additional shipping will be chargedLIT # Ver. 10-16 2016, 4-SHEETS or 8-PAGES
Letter is dated in 1918.
VINTAGE ORIGINAL PRINT AD. SHIPPED ON BOARD IN PROTECTIVE SLEEVE: SIZE=5” x 7”
The product is a vintage brochure from the 1940s that serves as a farm guide, focusing on J R Watkins Pest Control and Animal Health. The brochure features a brown color scheme and is an original piece, making it a valuable collectible item for those interested in agriculture and vintage advertising. Its theme revolves around agriculture, providing readers with information and insights into the practices and products of the time related to farm health and pest control.
We will be listing several Cattle Livestock, Hogs, Sheep & Horse Advertisings & Public Sale Posters. Follow us! You are bidding on an ORIGINAL 1883 J.W. Stillwell Cattle Advertising – Troy – Ohio – Cow – Farm. Measurements: 1 1/8” x 2 3/8” Could be easily enlarged to poster size! Source: 1883 Breeder’s Gazette. Please see pictures for further details.
ORIGINAL ADVERTISING/BILLHEAD/LETTERHEAD EPHEMERA PAPER DOCUMENT AS SHOWN. SMALLER SIZE’S SHIPPED WITH STAMPS WITHOUT TRACKING, LARGER SHIPPED WITH TRACKING. SIZE=5.5” x 8”
The J.W. Stoddard & Co. “The Tiger King of Rakes” trade card, created in 1878, is a unique and colorful piece of agricultural advertising. Featuring a striking design meant to attract attention, this original card showcases the brand’s identity as a leader in the industry. With a focus on agriculture and utilizing multicolor printing techniques, this collectible item serves as a historical artifact of advertising practices from the late 19th century. Three small pin holes in card.